The Dillon tribune., 1887-06-17
vPRJNG HILL SPRAYS.

SPRING HILL SPRAYS.
The Death or David Alierdies Throw~ !.
olson over the Tewn.
SpaINC HILL, June IS. 1857.
Mrs. John Utley Is quite sick with lung
trouble.
Horse back riding seems 70 Be the occn-
patton Of the ladies Of Spring Hill, At pres.
ent
Where are eur youag men that the
young ladies hsve 70 saddle up their own
horses and 60 riding alonss
The Railroad company is still at work
grading here, asd mating our clean little
town nothing but . heap Of dss'.
Our boys, railroad and Others, are crassd
abou, fshing. Two Of them walked SIX
miles yesterday and caught one a.ineh
trout.
Mrs. Alex McGregor, who has been
seriously III for the past two weeks has en-
tirely recovered under the faithful treat
ment of our venerable physician.
We hear few whispers that the gentle.
men won't ,noye toward celebration here.
The ladies' are goiae to have riding and
shooting match. No gentlemen admitted.
Josh Bailey Is busted at this season Of the
year IN rounding up the innumerable heads
Of horned stock and horses, which range
the mountains from here to the National
Park.
Mayor John Pcate has been seriously in.
disposed with case Of ''sastrites," for the
past four days, but under the faithful at.
tendance Of AZ old army surgeon, who has
lately located here, he has entirely re.
covered.
William Dingler is having splendid luck
with his incubator (patent hen), having got
a nice chicks out Of So eggs, the first trial.
1t Is quite curiosity 10 see the ,notherless
little things in the brooder, he has for
them, but that is the way to raise fine
chickens. AZ
The u. Il n. are taxing their men to y
fall extent. Conductors, brakemen, engi.
neers and fremen, who should have a rest
OF at least ten hours here, under the present
rush Of business are scarcely allowed half
that time for rePose in the embrace Of
Father Morpheus.
Our E,stlce di lie Peace, Eugene I,aily,,
il, without doubt, in our mind, one of the
most conscientious as we'll Us detcrving
young men in Montana. He knows no
wrong-an honest principal Is his Messiah.
AS sjustteaiNdeN out VI him itawql stand
surveinDee Ind higtikr c0uet.s fssf Il
Although Spring Hill is, as we might
say, in its incipiency, yet we judge from,
the amour: Of eastern capital being invest.
I'd here, that at the September extra ses.
sion Of the Legislature she will be incor.
posased ~ p sreetropolis --iss aigmo asstaM< Z
Mayce, csasf 81 Police and st,s full amount
Of corrupt Aldermen, @.t,s ss.ts >
DR. A. n. Thompson, md old army sur-
geon and physician, /. here to remain.
His Office !, ut Baily Bros. The latter are
going to put in a large supply Of drugs.
ETC., which are greatly needed in one place.
The sad death Of David Allerdice, oc.
Cured last Saturday evening, and was a
great shock 70 ott,e community. lie died Mt
Ed. poisonI saloon. The coroncr's Jury
brought in verdict of death from strangu.
lation, caused BY the excessive use Of
strong drink. lie was only sick about
twenty yn,inutes. His sburia! took place at
eleven o'clock to-day. Mrs. Ailerdice was
at Salt Lake, and did not learn the sad
news till her arrival here yesterday morn.
ing. The body was placed in \ beautiful
metallic casket, secured by Chas. Allerdice,
brother Of deceased, with view to ship.
mcnt to his home in New York State, for
final intermens.
q MoRE ANON.